The Irish standard., 1887-06-25

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tyrannical Tory measure, trampling on
our constitutional rights and wholly
uncalled for in presence of the undis
puted fact that our country is more
free from serious crime, counting man
to man, than any place on the face of
the earth, Unionist England not ex.
cepted.
Resolved, That we, the priests and
people of West Clare, in convention as
sembled, declare our unlimited conf
dence in the Irish Parliamentary party.
under the leadership of Charles Stewart
Parnell, and we look on the latest trick
Of the Tory party, through the agency
Of it's interruptions organ, the Tim
as base, bloody and brutal, to try to dis
credit our glorious body of represents
tives, as happy omen that the end is
drawing near and victory at hand.
Resolved, That we express our deep
est gratitude to Mr.. Gladstone and the
British democracy for their noble efforts
in effecting reconciliation between
the two nations in opposing coercion,
got up in the interest ct the landlord
class, certain to endanger the peace OF
this hitherto peaceful district, and in
restoring to us our hitherto inalienable
right to make our own laws in native
Parliament, which alone can bring con-
tent and happiness.
Resolved, That as the landlords of
Glare have have combined, and as i'll
face of the most glaring evidence OF the
most depressed times will not come to
fair terms, we call on those tenants to
join the plan Of campaign, and demand
as men those terms of justice which as
towards they would be denied.
Resolved, That we condemn in the
most emphatic manner the threatened
wholesale eviction in this county, and
we pledge ourselves to support evicted
tenants by every means in our power.
Resolved That we consider it duty
Of the whole people to use all the legal
means at their disposal TO render evic-
ton OF SEIZURE for unjust rents as diff
cult as possible.
CORK.
On Monday, May %, there was mag
niicent demonstration at Mitchels-
town, which was addressed by Messrs.
Condor and Crilly, NJ. P.'s, The meet
ing was organized in connection with
the long-sustained struggle of the
Kingston tenantry against the payment
of exorbitant rent. The tenantry
adopted the plan of campaign many
months ago, and all che resources Of
the law, although applied with merci-
less severity, have strengthened and not
weakened them in the determined at5i
tude they assumed. Resolutions were
passed congratulating Canon Keller on
his release, protesting against the
jubilee coercion bill, and asserting the
right Of the Irish people to a Home
Government. Besides Messrs. Crilly
and Condor, the Rev. DR.. Mccarthy,
Fathers Greene and Delaney, and Mr.
Vaudeville (chairman), delivered ad-
dresses.
DONEGAL.
A meeting of the Kinlough branch
was held Oh Sunday, May %. Mr.. ?.
Fergus, president, p. l.. G., presided.
Mr.. r. Mcguire, vice. president, z. l..
G., was also in attendance. The secre-
tary real long letter from the Bun
doran committee in reference to the
conduct of Terry Feely. After discuss
ing the matter, the committee unani-
mously agreed to have Mr.. Feely's sub
scription returned to him and himself
expelled from the branch.
DUBLIN.
In the Dublin Police Court on tie
9th ult. contractor named Seavers
was fined e20 for delivering milk adul-
rerated Is per cent. with water to the
North Dublin Union, and another con-
tractor was fined e5 for delivering milk
Is per cent. diluted. In the same court
a licensed vintner, charged with selling
adulterated whiskey, it being over
much watered, was fiued 81.
GALWAY.
On May q the chapter of the diocese
Of Achonry met at the cathedral, Balla.
ghaderin, to elect Vicar Capitular to
govern the diocese until the appoint
ment of a bishop. The Very Rev, Dean
Finn was unanimously elected. The
chapter subsequently presented him
with an address in the name of the
priests of the diocese of the late bishop,
the Most Rev. DR.. MacCormack, to
which he suitably replied.
KERRY.
On May 21, the sheriff, accompanied
BY police force from the surrounding !
stations, evioted six families on the es-
ate of Colonel Rowan, in the Camp